UNSPSC 10171607: Magnesium fertilizer

A fertilizer that contains magnesium compounds.

UNSPSC 10171607 Magnesium fertilizer is a Commodity code that encompasses fertilizer products and application services for turf, parks, recreation facilities, agricultural operations, and mosquito control programs. State and local governments procure under this code granular fertilizers in bulk bags (typically 50-pound units), specialized formulations such as ammonium sulfate and micronutrient blends (zinc, boron, sulfur), and integrated chemical application services that bundle fertilizer delivery with labor, equipment, and agronomic expertise. The issuing bodies span county parks and recreation departments, municipal boards of commissioners, state agriculture departments, and county mosquito control and public works divisions across the Southeast and Midwest. Recent solicitations show a mix of small transactional purchases (informal written quotes for single deliveries) and longer-term contracted services with annual treatment volumes or multi-year agreements.

Representative recent opportunities reflect this breadth: Gwinnett County, Georgia issued an Informal Written Quote (May 2026) for 840 bags of ammonium sulfate delivered to 15 county parks and maintenance locations with a May 20 response deadline; Pasco County, Florida issued an Invitation for Bid (June 2026) for herbicides, fertilizers, and pesticides on an as-needed basis through September 2029 with local vendor preference available; the Illinois Department of Agriculture posted small-purchase sole-source procurements in March 2026 for MAP, DAP, potash, and micronutrient fertilizers plus seed and chemical services at the Zell Farm and Henry White Research Farm; the White County Board of Commissioners (Georgia) requested proposals for integrated chemical application services at three parks and recreation facilities (April 2026 deadline); and Pinellas County, Florida awarded mosquito control aerial larvicide services with an estimated annual value of $400,000, with Certified Small Business Enterprise preference applied. Palm Beach County maintains a rolling pre-qualified vendor list for chemical supply and delivery ($900,500 over sixty months) that accepts applications through March 2028. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, and Illinois, with scattered activity in other states; most recent solicitations are posted-date 2026 opportunities reflecting current procurement cycle patterns.